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This Business Is …: BIPOC-Owned
These yarncraft-related businesses are owned by Black people, Indigenous people and other People of Color.
Los Angeles-based Jen Immer is Children of the Rice. The shop offers playful patterns for knitted colorwork cowls. Check out Instagram for links to Jen’s…
Aimee Sher is a Taiwanese American knitter, spinner, and sometimes sewist and weaver who has a passion for thoughtful design details. Inspired by the foods…
Louisiana based indie dyer Micah Key of Fleur De Stitch’d is the organizer of the Baton Rouge Fiber Arts & Makers festival (BR FAM Festival).
Kitty Pride Fibers is the house-dyed yarn from LYS Dye Hard Yarns. Dyer Chastity says, “I love color! I have a huge passion for the…
RMR is a business founded by three Chicago sisters. Its name honors their mother by using her initials. Lush yarn, ready to ship or dye…
Cierra is the Limerick-based dyer at Ballyhoura Fibres. Originally from Denver, Cierra moved to Ireland in 2019. “I am a self taught knitter, and at…
Keira Wiggins is a New Jersey textile designer specializing in yarn dyes and color development. Keira has practiced various fiber arts since childhood, but her…
Darci is the creator behind Darci Does it! “I am a twentysomething hand-dyed-yarn hoarder based in St. Louis. You can find me hiding said yarn…